The video discusses the traditions of the Tot Club, a group that meets daily to toast the monarch with a tot of rum, a practice rooted in Royal Navy history. It covers the transition from toasting the Queen to the King, following the Queen's passing. The video also highlights the unique tradition of the Navy saying 'God bless' after toasting the monarch, unlike other military branches. The Tot Club's respect for the monarchy and its historical significance are emphasized.

What was a 'TOT' of rum in the Royal Navy?

• A daily measure of rum

• A battle strategy

• A type of ship

• A naval rank

When did the tradition of issuing a daily tot of rum to Royal Navy sailors end?

• 25th December 1975

• 31st July 1970

• 1st January 1980

• 15th August 1965

Where was the top club that continued the tot tradition formed?

• London

• Antigua

• New York

• Sydney

What significant change did the top club make after the Queen's passing?

• Started toasting the King

• Changed the tot measure

• Stopped meeting daily

• Moved to a new location

What phrase does the Navy uniquely add after toasting the monarch?

• God bless him or her

• Cheers to the crown

• Hail to the leader

• Long live the monarch

Which military service uniquely says 'God bless' after toasting the monarch?

• The Army

• The Marines

• The Air Force

• The Navy

What is one of the aims of the top club?

• To train naval officers

• To organize naval battles

• To show allegiance to the crown

• To recruit new sailors